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While the principle of GP plays a huge part in FIRST, at the end of the day this is still a competition. I personally find dishonor in not trying your hardest to win the game while following the rules and being a decent person. I used to play Lacrosse, and once upon a time we played a team that was obviously not as good as we were. We ran the score up into the 30-0 range. It got so bad that myself and our other goalies were scoring goals. Do I feel bad? Not one bit. Everyone out there was a sportsman, in fact I had a friend on the other team. When I asked him about it he told me "I'd rather have my butt handed to me, then a win I did not earn." Kinda sums it up for me. |
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Another High School sports GP story is in the headlines today:
http://highschool.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=914609 Kind of refreshing to know that in the stereotypical world of sports, there exists some glint of humanity & GP among the highly competitive nature. |
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I didn't expect to see it posted on here yesterday since I just saw the headline today. HA! Oh wells. It's a story that is worth repeating many times over none-the-less. :) |
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